What Will a Post-Roe America Look Like?October 8, 2021 | John Horvat II
The debate over Roe v. Wade is coming to a close. Regardless of the judicial decisions still pending, the legal underpinnings of the disastrous death sentence for millions are crumbling. Abortion is de facto unavailable in vast areas of the nation because an enormous sector of the American public rejects it. And so it will remain. The Texas Heartbeat Act, for example, effectively stopped most of the killing in a whole state for a significant period.
No amount of legal gymnastics or expected judicial betrayal is going to change this picture. Whatever happens, America is irreparably divided by the issue. The seemingly impossible task has been accomplished: “settled” law has become unsettled.
Thus, we must think of the post-Roe America that approaches. We must employ the same strategies to change mentalities in the other areas that made Roe possible.
An Abortion-Free America
The temptation is to turn the post-Roe America into the pre-Roe nation. However, pro-lifers know that nothing will be resolved if we only return the availability of abortion to the states. Procured abortion is just as atrocious in New York as it is in Mississippi. Pro-lifers have worked just as hard in California as in Missouri.
The post-Roe America must end all abortion. We cannot rest until all of America is freed from this scourge. Like the pro-abortion side, we must be convinced this is an all-or-nothing proposition. Going back to 1972 will only prepare the way for another 1973 decision.
Young TLMers are Rigid and Crazy, Right?
No amount of legal gymnastics or expected judicial betrayal is going to change this picture. Whatever happens, America is irreparably divided by the issue. The seemingly impossible task has been accomplished: “settled” law has become unsettled.
Thus, we must think of the post-Roe America that approaches. We must employ the same strategies to change mentalities in the other areas that made Roe possible.
An Abortion-Free America
The temptation is to turn the post-Roe America into the pre-Roe nation. However, pro-lifers know that nothing will be resolved if we only return the availability of abortion to the states. Procured abortion is just as atrocious in New York as it is in Mississippi. Pro-lifers have worked just as hard in California as in Missouri.
The post-Roe America must end all abortion. We cannot rest until all of America is freed from this scourge. Like the pro-abortion side, we must be convinced this is an all-or-nothing proposition. Going back to 1972 will only prepare the way for another 1973 decision.
Young TLMers are Rigid and Crazy, Right?
Those Traditional Latin Mass people are sooooooo rigid and crazy, amirite? But those who say such things are not into name-calling or anything. They’re non-rigid people who are totally sane and are like 1000 times better Catholics than those cramming themselves into Latin Masses filled with young families.
Some older Catholic bishops (and the pope!) look with disapproval on the surprising preference of many young Catholics for the TLM (traditional Latin Mass).
Hahahah!!! German Parking Garage Unveils Dedicated Spaces For LGBTQ And Migrant Drivers
Some older Catholic bishops (and the pope!) look with disapproval on the surprising preference of many young Catholics for the TLM (traditional Latin Mass).
Hahahah!!! German Parking Garage Unveils Dedicated Spaces For LGBTQ And Migrant Drivers
Nation and State reports:
Today in “our obsession with inclusiveness is once again leading us back to segregating people” news, a car park in Germany is unveiling dedicated parking spaces for LGBTQ and migrant drivers. The three “diversity” parking spaces were put up in an underground car park in Hanau city centre, according to the Daily Mail. Pictures of Rosary Sunday in London This past Sunday, the Dominican church in London, which is jointly dedicated to the Order’s founder and Our Lady of the Rosary, celebrated the external solemnity of the feast of the Most Holy Rosary |
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AN ACTUAL ALTAR AND TABERNACLE!!!
The first of this month’s processions by candlelight in honor of the month of the Holy Rosary.
The first of this month’s processions by candlelight in honor of the month of the Holy Rosary.
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